Tory Leader also wins favour for presenting best ideas, while two-thirds of poll respondents say it's time for a new government. ...
Daily Archives: June 3, 2014
Heard: Schreiner says other parties are afraid of debate
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Heard: Ontario Health Coalition hammers Tory health policies
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Heard: Party leaders urged to ‘step up’ on migrant-worker issues
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In deconstructing the transit issue, Greens get an A+
Pembina Institute scorecard, which seeks to refocus campaign on a somewhat forgotten issue, gives the party without a seat top marks, with Liberals and NDP tied for second and PCs ranking last. ...
Heard: Pointing to soaring bills, CUPE wants energy market regulated again
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The kids (and their mounting debts) aren’t all right
Postsecondary students and their families urge leaders to take to heart the enormous financial burden they face because of skyrocketing tuitions. ...
Heard: Kingston hospital will cost $165 million more as P3, OPSEU warns
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Doctors’ orders: Let’s discuss health care on the campaign
With a public opinion survey that suggests Ontarians care about health care, the OMA says the issue is just as important as the economy, especially in the face of all the talk about public sector job cuts. ...
Horse racing group demands a house-cleaning at OLG
Harness association says "senior executive demonstrated a total disregard for the racing industry" in ending slots at racetracks program while pushing for casinos in downtown areas across province. ...
Heard: Four in 10 voters to make up minds from debate
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OPSEU demands Wynne ‘come clean’ on job cuts
The Ontario Public Service Employees Union says it wants to know if public-sector employees will lose their jobs as part of the $1.25 billion in government spending cuts in the Liberal budget. ...
Your morning briefing
Your morning roundup of news and agenda items for Tuesday, June 3. ...
Former OLG CEO Rod Phillips joins CivicAction as new chair
The former CEO of Ontario Lottery and Gaming, now the chair of the board at Postmedia, is joining city-building group CivicAction as they turn their attention from transit to youth unemployment. ...
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